2025 Biophilic Design Awards

The Biophilic Design Awards are open to companies in the interior landscaping industry as well as suppliers of the interior landscaping industry, worldwide. Entries must be submitted in English language at this time.

If you would like to download a copy of the 2025 Biophilic Design Awards Rules, Authorization and Submission Click Here to do so.

Fees and Payment information: Fee is $304.99 + taxes USD for each submission, non-refundable. Up to ten (10) projects maximum per private or public company can be entered into the Biophilic Design Awards per year at this fee level.

Winners will receive recognition in I-Plants Magazine's 2025 Biophilic Design Awards winners issue and a plaque will be delivered to all winners. A 2025 Biophilic Design Award winner logo will be emailed to winning companies to use in press releases and to use with corporate branding opportunities! The Biophilic Design Awards logo is copyright protected and cannot be utilized outside of our branding guidelines.

Requirements: All projects must have been installed from January 1, 2023 through April 15, 2025. All design work and/or installation must have been completed by the business submitting the project. If you partnered or collaborated with another designer or business, please include them on your application form. 

Please include at least 5 digital color photos in JPG format (at least 2MB in size) taken in landscape layout, of your design, maximum of 8 photographs. Please upload videos as well as photos if you can. Photos must be of quality worthy of a professional publication—your submission may be rejected if the quality of your photos is substandard. A minimum of 2 MB in size is required—check your cell phone to see if high-resolution photos are possible. Please do not upload .HEIC files directly from your iPhone.

You do not need to have your project professionally photographed, but all photos must be high resolution, clear, well-lit and at least 2 MB in size. You may edit your photos to brighten the shadowed areas, but no other enhancements are permitted.

Photos taken during the daytime usually turn out best (unless you are photographing holiday lights outdoors.)